Over the last few weeks, one of my favorite YouTubers MattV2099 started posting videos about his new Hi-Point, that got me started down the Google rabbit hole.
I ended up with the search terms custom Hi-Point in my search bar, I was not disappointed.
Before we continue I want to point out that if all you can afford is a Hi-Point pistol, then it is better than nothing. Like my boss at work says, “for $130 you can buy something that is gun”.
Editor’s Note: Since this post was written, I have penned a Hi-Point JHP .45 ACP review and Daniel R. has written a Hi-Point C9 review. Make sure to check them both out to see if we think they are trash or treasure.
You can find your very own Hi-Point at your local gun store or click one of the following links.
Hi-Point CF380 .380 ACP – $132.93 at 1800GunsAndAmmo.com
Hi-Point C9 9mm – $158.14 at True Shot Gun Club
Hi-Point JCP 40 .40 S&W – As Low As $139.64 at Sportsman’s Guide
Hi-Point JHP .45 ACP Pistol – $152.38 at 1800GunsAndAmmo.com
All prices are current at the time of publication. Please click the link to see the most up to date pricing.
To the festivities!
The search resulted in some pretty custom Hi-Point pistols. While not really my taste, but I thought I would share the wonder that is a finely crafted and customized “death dealer” (I once heard a Hi-Point collector refer to his EDC Hi-Point as such, I thought it appropriate)
I wasn’t aware of a Hi-Point this small. I don’t know about its merits as a concealed carry piece with the bright green zombie hydro dip applied to it. It’s also a custom Hi-Point so quality holsters are pretty much non-existent.
I have noticed a huge amount of these that have been hydro dipped, I wonder why. I think the money graphics applied to this one are outstanding. I kinda want one for the hell of it.
This owner of this custom Hi-Point went so far as to mill the slide out. I wonder if that effected function any since the Hi-Point is a blowback firearm that relies on a heavy slide to function properly.
‘Merica! I like it! It reminds me of Carnik Con’s ‘Meriflage shotgun. This custom Hi-Point could be the embodiment of freedom.
I am not really sure what the owner was going for here, but my assumption is that it was customized for a female shooter. If applying pink and white zebra print to a gun gets your lady involved in shooting, who am I to say it is wrong?
Out of all of the custom Hi-Point pistols, I think I like this one the best. It looks rather well done, I don’t know about the ghost ring sight though.
Clearly, this one was a gag wedding gift of some kind. If someone had given me something like this on my wedding night it would have brought many smiles and laughs each time I opened the safe.
While some of you might find this post humorous like me, it really shows how cool the firearms hobby is. Even if all you have is a couple hundred dollars you can enjoy getting into firearms and making your gun unique.
I am reminded daily that one thing that makes this hobby great is that no matter if you are rich or poor, you can still enjoy guns just as much as the next guy.
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